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Hi There,
I have a % measure which changes according to the week the page is filtered on. I need to add conditional formatting to this measure in a table which compares the previous week with the current week and applies up and down arrows or a dash based on whether the % has increased, decreased or stayed the same.
I have a measure written to put behind my conditional formatting as follows:
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Hi @Hayleysea ,
I am not sure which cause your problem, I think you need to use Meausre(you siad that your measure name is Measure) in conditional formatting like below
In addition, you aslo could add this measure in table to see the value of measure(check whether it will contains other number or it willl only return one value).
You also need to check your expression, this seems to be duplicated condition.
By the way, if possible, you also could upload your sample on forum, then we could check this in our environment.
Please do mask sensitive data before uploading.
Thanks for your understanding and support.
Best Regards,
Zoe Zhi
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Hello @Hayleysea,
Please change the summarization of the field in the Conditional Formatting Settings. Please see below:
It helped me. See below:
Hope this helps.
I think because it's a measure I don't get the option to change the summarisation. I created the measure as a column instead and went through all of the summarisation options but none of them worked.
Hello @Hayleysea,
I tried on measure too. And for me, it is working as expected. Please see below:
Thankyou! Could you please share your measure? I think that's where my problem is.
@Hayleysea, I have used my measure. Can you please share your measure so that I can see where the problem is?
Okay thanks, It's in my original description 🙂 the measure i'm using behind the conditional formatting is:
Measure = IF(CALCULATE(([%]),DATEADD(Table[Date],-7, DAY))< [%], 1, IF(CALCULATE(([%]),DATEADD(Table[Date],-7, DAY))> [%],2, IF(CALCULATE(([%]),DATEADD(Table[Date],-7, DAY))< [%],3)))
Hi @Hayleysea ,
I am not sure which cause your problem, I think you need to use Meausre(you siad that your measure name is Measure) in conditional formatting like below
In addition, you aslo could add this measure in table to see the value of measure(check whether it will contains other number or it willl only return one value).
You also need to check your expression, this seems to be duplicated condition.
By the way, if possible, you also could upload your sample on forum, then we could check this in our environment.
Please do mask sensitive data before uploading.
Thanks for your understanding and support.
Best Regards,
Zoe Zhi
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Yes, I got that. But please provide the DAX query for measure [%].